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I am having a very strange issue with the rendering of an RGB red colour in InDesign.
I have screengrabbed a red colour I want to replicate in InDesign…
Usually I drag / drop and eyedropper.
I have transparency blend space set to RGB and colour management at Europe General Purpose.
But exactly the same colour (same hex and rgb values) is rendering (and outputting) washed-out in InDesign.
I don't have any transparencies on the page.
The same rgb colour renders fine when in rgb Photoshop.
Any ideas why this is happening?
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Hi @Imaginative_image0D45 , that can happen if the PNG’s embedded profile conflicts with the document’s assigned profile—Edit>Assign Profiles... (not Color Settings>RGB Working Space):
If I override the PNG’s embedded profile to match the document profile I get a match (Object>Image Color Settings...):
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Ah, thank you for this Rob
If I switch to the Display P3 profile that seems to resolve the issue with the reds, however the vibrancy in other colours has been increased (beyond the same images viewed online in Chrome)
Is there an RGB profile that matches the same output as viewing online / in Chrome?
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Is there an RGB profile that matches the same output as viewing online / in Chrome?
Yes sRGB.
If your document was set up using the Europe General Purpose Color Settings preset, the InDesign document’s assigned profile would be sRGB. If you want to sample the PNG RGB color’s appearance and values in InDesign, open the PNG in Photoshop, use Edit>Convert to Profile... with the Destination set to sRGB and resave.